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March 21, 2020 By JEAN TROUNSTINE

MASSACHUSETTS COVID-19 DECARCERATION BILL COULD PROTECT US ALL

Coronavirus prisons Massachusetts

“This call for releases is not the advocacy community trying to capitalize on an opportunity to decarcerate … Prison health care is already overstressed and a lack of response will absolutely kill people.”

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: coronavirus, COVID-19, criminal justice, features, jails, Mass DOC, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Department of Correction, quarantine

March 19, 2020 By SARAH BETANCOURT

ICE GIVES ITS CORONAVIRUS GUIDELINES, ATTORNEYS SAY IT’S NOT ENOUGH

Bristol County

“We look forward to seeing as many immigrants as possible released from detention—not just those with no criminal charges or convictions, but all who pose no public-safety risk.”

Filed Under: Features, Immigration, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: ACLU, coronavirus, COVID-19, criminal justice, detention, ice, immigration, incarceration, news, news to us, prisons, slider

March 4, 2020 By JEAN TROUNSTINE

CHANGING PERCEPTION, CHANGING THE LAW

What Mass lawmakers can learn from the battle to end death by incarceration across the country

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Activism, BINJ, Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, California, corrections, criminal justice, criminal justice reform, doc, Jean Trounstine, LWOP, Massachusetts, New York, parole, prison, RAPP, Solutions Journalism Network, THE SENTENCING PROJECT, Upcoming Events, Vermont

February 26, 2020 By MAYA SHAFFER

AG HEALEY’S OFFICE BLOCKS ACCOUNTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA, SHIELDS BAD ACTORS ACROSS STATE

Now records we have received from Healey’s shed light on why her office may be avoiding the issue—her office is also guilty of the same kind of questionable social media management.

Filed Under: Columns, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: AG, attorney general, Chick-fil-A, Chicopee, criminal justice, Critical MA, Facebook, FOIA, Healey, LGBTQ, mapoli, Massachusetts, police, public information, public records, Shoestring, social media, Twitter, western Mass

February 11, 2020 By ERIN NOLAN

NUCLEAR DECISIONS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES DON’T ALL AGREE ON

“Right now, we just don’t know what to do with nuclear waste. It lasts 100,000 years … It’s shockingly toxic. We’re going to have to figure out what to do with that waste for sure. I mean, 100,000 years.”

Filed Under: Environment, Manchester Divided, Reports Tagged With: 2020 Election, Activism, ADA, Amy Klobuchar, Andrew Yang, AOC, bernie sanders, campaign finance, candidates, cannabis, Cape Cod, caregiving, Citizens Agenda, Citizens United, criminal justice, death penalty, Deval Patrick, disability rights, Donald Trump, Election 2020, Elizabeth Warren, engagement, firearms, gig economy, Granite State Organizing Project, Granny D, gun control, gun rights, guns, immigration, income inequality, Iowa, Joe Biden, law enforcement, Life Without Parole, local media, Londonderry, LWOP, MAGA, manchester divided, merch, Michael Bloomberg, Michael Moore, money in politics, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Interfaith Action Fund, New Hampshire Rebellion, nuclear energy, Ocasio-Cortez, Pete Buttigieg, Pilgrim Power Plant, police brutality, politics, primaries, primary, rally, ranked choice voting, ranked-choice, religion, religious left, SCOTUS, Seabrook, Shaskeen Pub, Socialism, Strokes, taxes, Tom Steyer, town halls, voter rights

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